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jeff262

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Saturday, May 27th 2006, 5:56am

Lowes/Home depot have pressure vavles?

i can't seem to find anyone that even knows what i'm talking about at Lowes or Home depot when i as if they have a water pressure reducing valves. anyone know if they do carry them and where i might find them in the stores...i need to bring my pressure down from 80 psi
thanks jeff

Wet_Boots

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Saturday, May 27th 2006, 9:49am

That stuff is out of their league. Possibly out of your league, as well, if you were looking at a Home Depot to supply you with a PRV. What is your current water pressure and application? (system construction)

SprinklerGuy

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Saturday, May 27th 2006, 11:05am

They have them at the HD around here....

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jlease

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Sunday, May 28th 2006, 9:55am

Plumbing section of Home Depot usually with the gate and ball valves and made by Watts.

brad44

Active Member

5

Wednesday, May 31st 2006, 10:22am

Here's what you need to ask for: a valve with a pressure regulator. Home Depot and Lowes might have them depending upon where you're at. But I would go to a place that specializes in irrigation and landscaping supplies. Look for an authorized Rain Bird, Toro, or Hunter distributor.

xpedient

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Location: USA

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Sunday, June 25th 2006, 6:11pm

Home Depot is usually garbage for any type of irrigation request. Goto a plumbing supply store and ask them- I would go with a watts pressure reducer. Why are you going to get a pressure reducer? Are you having problems with appliances in your home?
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